I hope each and one of you get shot in the head. So they neither one of you get to go home and be your wife either. Or your kid. If I can myself, I would. >> You're going in his direction. >> I can go over the world of my country. Bet me. That's my husband. >> Hey John, >> you just up in MY ENTIRE LIFE. WHY THE DIDN'T YOU RUN? I BOUGHT YOU ALL KINDS OF TIME. >> Some people are convinced they can talk their way out of anything. But what happens when their own words become the strongest evidence against them? >> I didn't break any law. I have a right to defend myself under the Constitution, freedom of speech. If you don't have a video to prove to me that I broke a law, you are breaking the law because you are obstructing the Constitution of the United States of America. I relate better to people of my own race. I relate better because she's black and I'm white. So, you believe a black person but not a white person. >> These were the moments when fake victim Karens realized they had been caught red-handed. We begin with a case where what started as a confrontation inside a Panera Bread ended with a felony charge the woman never saw coming. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. Call the police. >> Stop. You get hit by the woman. >> I'm going to have to place you under arrest for battery. So, per their manager and per the video that we watched, okay, it shows you as the initial aggressor. >> On November 16th, 2024, officers in Downer's Grove, Illinois responded to a call from a couple claiming they had been assaulted inside a Panera Bread the day before. What started as an argument over a political statement escalated into physical contact, and the woman behind it had no idea how seriously officers would take it. What does she say? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. No. I'm going to call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Stop. [laughter] >> You're going to hear that pregnant woman. >> No. >> Get away from my wife. >> The hell is your problem? Can you call the police? What are you doing? >> Get away from me. >> Can you get away from my punch? >> Okay. What the hell? Hi, Alexandra. >> Hi. >> How's it going? I just got to have a couple of words with you real quick. Okay. >> Sure. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> So, here's the situation. Okay. So yesterday you had an incident in air. Correct. >> Right. Okay. >> So due to that there are charges for battery placed against you. Okay. >> Against me. >> Against you. Okay. So what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for battery. That being said, I will be more than happy to read your Miranda rights now before I do any other further questioning. >> Are you good with discussing this in front of your husband? >> Of course. >> Okay. Hi. The suspect, identified as Alexandra, appeared unable to comprehend the seriousness of the situation, seemingly convinced that her actions would not lead to any real consequences. >> You're trying to arrest me. >> So, the person that you made contact, >> did you know what you did? >> I watched I watched the video cuz there's videos of it. Okay. >> Right. >> There's videos of it. And then we also have video footage of the female manager who had video recording inside the Panera. Okay. So, per their manager and per the video that we watched, okay, it shows you as the initial progressor. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I I I just just he he just just, you know, stepped in front of me and I said, "Well, I I I don't like what you're wearing." >> Okay. So, again, we have more than we'll be going back to the PD and I will have more than we'll have a further discussion on it. Okay. But if you don't want to speak further, I can read you Miranda rights now and then we can do it again at the PD. If you don't want to give any further statement on it now, that's fine. But >> can you can you say what what what actually happened or what the video shows? >> So the video shows an altercation between your wife and the male party who is in between his wife who was recording your wife due to her actions that happened at the panel. No, her her wife was was recording. >> Recording you? Yes. Correct. >> So I I said stop recording because I'm talking to him. >> I didn't her. I didn't I didn't have any. I didn't >> Did you attempt Did you attempt to grab the phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So she's allowed to record you. It's a public area. It's as much unfortunate as it is. You're allowed to record people at a public area. Okay. So you can't be grabbing people's phones. Okay. >> I didn't understand. Okay. So again, just for the sake of everything right now, I'm going to read you I'm going to read you your Miranda rightites. >> Okay. After that, we are going to be placing you under arrest for battery. >> Okay. >> What? What do you mean? >> We're going to be placing you under arrest for battery. >> Alexandra tried defending her actions with an expression of disbelief, seemingly attempting to distance herself from responsibility, but officers soon interrupted her claims with the facts they had already collected throughout the investigation. will be transporting to the Jonesville Police Department and you will be booked and processed. Okay, that doesn't mean that you're going to jail. Okay, but it does mean that we do have to take you back to the police department. We have to go through the procedures that we have. Okay, and then a states attorney will decide what happens next. Okay, >> so just right off the bat, you have the right to remain silent. Any statement you make can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. Do you understand the rights that I've read to you? Yes. >> Okay. So, I just need an acknowledgement now. I understand that you're saying that, but do you understand the rights? >> No. I I really I I lay not just in regards Just in regards to this in layman's terms. Okay. You have the right to an attorney. Okay? You do not have to give a statement. Okay? And you have a right to an attorney. And that attorney can be present with you when we go back to the police department. >> How do I get up early? Well, does she need one? >> That is up to >> Because you started talking and you still didn't tell me what exactly happened. What does the video show? >> The video shows that your wife attempts to take a phone from a female. The husband of that female gets in between them because she does he does not want her to be taking the phone at that point. >> He was between us. He was all the time. >> And I understand that because he did not want you taking his wife's phone. Okay. No, no, no, no. >> There was a small tussle because in the video it shows you looking like you're about to throw coffee, >> but I didn't. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. The coffee was not spilled on that person. >> Right. However, >> the coffee boot was spilled on me. >> However, however, after you had the tussle with the coffee, you made contact with the left side of his face. You swung at his You swung at his face. >> He He did because he threatened me. Did Did she show you that? That he Yes. He He said, "I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to >> You said several times that you were going to hit." >> No, I'm going to hit you. >> Okay. >> The evidence against Alexandra became even stronger after officers obtained surveillance footage from the restaurant, allegedly capturing her aggressive outburst toward a pregnant woman. >> My main question at this point, because I read you your rights, I want to make sure that >> you understand. Okay. >> Here, you know, just for sake of transparency, I have the video. This is on social media. This is on an app called Reddit. Okay. So, I'm going to This is just from the beginning of what they did. >> The phone I I I >> see. Oh my god. Because he poured coffee on me. What did I do? >> Well, like I said, I'm just showing I'm just showing you you all this just in the sake of full transparency. This is publicly available on multiple social media. >> Great. Great. Let's see what they did. Let's people see what they did. So, so he he he started it because he he put coffee on me and and then I said, "Okay, it's not worth it. I'm not going to trouble with some terrorist." >> Why would you call that person a terrorist? >> Because he he threatened me. So So are she he pushed me again. But do you see that? But he kept pushing me. >> I understand. But the problem is is this whole incident was provocated by them alleging that you and pardon my language but this is what they claim you said that you walked up to them and said Palestine because they had the word Palestine on the back of their jack uh their shirt. That is what provocated this. That's what would make this you the primary aggressor on this. >> Then I say why you making this political statement killing the Jews. >> But the point the point being is that's what started all >> they can say the Jews and and we cannot say >> I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that. We are not taking any political stance on anything that's happening right now. The only thing that we are here to discuss is the battery that occurred at Panera. >> So you you you you see that that he was he was pushing he was pushing me all the time. If if he would just just let me go it it it would just be over. >> So again I I >> freedom of speech, right? That there is freedom of speech in this country. Her repeated attempts to justify her actions under the idea of living in a free country quickly gave officers a clearer understanding of the type of individual they were dealing with. >> I'm not taking anything away from your civil rights. I'm not saying anything against their civil rights. The only thing that we are here to discuss right now is the battery and disorderly conduct that occurred at the murder. Okay. The reason I read you Miranda rights is because if you do >> are you going to arrest him? That that is my question because he he was he was actually charging at me. I I just said I I I can send what whatever I want, but but he was charging at me and he said, "Yeah, I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna hit you." I I felt threatened. >> He he he terrorized me. >> So, at what time did he say he was going to? Because if it was during that video >> Oh, she I'm I'm sure she she she got rid of this. I I was I was wondering if that's why >> So, did that occur prior to you pointing at them and saying what you said? or did it happen after the fact in between >> after after um you know at some point we were already you know like like in in this agreement so so I just you know he I don't know exact moment but but but I I I know we were like in um I think he I don't know if it was before or or after he poured the coffee on me but but but but he he threatened me I I I swear I mean it doesn't matter. >> So again, I just want to clarify because I want to make sure that it's for our purposes and for the purposes further. >> Did you understand what I explained? >> I did. >> Okay. Can you explain it to her so that way she would understand it? >> Well, don't say anything anymore. You read the rights that you have the right to the attorney and you don't have to say anything whether you guilty or not guilty. You don't have to say anything. Okay? because they're going to use everything against you. >> Injustice. >> Well, it is injustice obviously, but that's how they do stuff. So, >> so again, I've read you your Miranda rightites. I will do so again once we get back to the police department. Okay. >> Alexandra's sense of superiority became increasingly visible once she realized she would be subjected to the same arrest procedures as everyone else. >> You would just have to drive there yourself. I can't we can't take you in this one. >> Oh, I always wanted to. >> Where is Where is Where is the police station? So, it's at 850 Curtis in Downer Square. >> What What should I take? >> Just take take the wallet. >> You would like to just take your wallet. >> So, they won't accuse you that you're walking around without ID. >> Exactly. You guys are really I mean, >> don't say anything. Don't say anything. >> Don't say anything. >> Okay. >> All right. So, ma'am, we do have to put you in handcuffs. Okay. That is our option. >> We won't we will not put you in the squad car until your husband returns. But that'll make you feel more comfortable. Okay. But for for the purposes of this incident for for Did you arrest him? I I want to see him arrested for for for what he did. I still have coffee on on my I was looking at this. My my hair was wet, but was like, >> I know, but had you not had you not made the comment that you made >> and kept on going on with it >> because he he he if he wouldn't react, you know, how many people attack me, okay? Because he had silly accent or something. So, I I'm going to go after them. >> I can't make any comments on that, man. I'm not in your shoes. The only thing that we can make comments on are what we know. >> And if what you're telling me is the truth is that if someone makes fun of your comment, you or your your accent and you don't do anything about it, I applaud you for your restraint. >> So, what we're going to do is to make it more comfortable for you, I will cuff you in front. So, it will not be behind your back. It'll be in front. Okay? So the other officer here will hold on to your property. >> Okay. >> And just put your hands kind of like that. >> Yeah. >> Put your stuff in your pocket. >> We have to hold on to it because we've had people call and record with phones in the past and we have to put the stuff in the front of the car. >> Well, so what's wrong she's recording if she got recorded at Panera and you're saying it's it's perfectly legal. So it's like double standard now. >> Well, we're actually recording in the car itself. But again, it's just our policy that the making sure the front of the vehicle or the rear of the vehicle, not with the person that's in the >> At this point, the suspect was transported to the police station where an emotional breakdown began unfolding as she once again attempted to defend her actions. >> And then we got to get that information. So, I'll just tell you. >> So, we're going to go on the other side of the vehicle here. Oh my god. Go ahead. >> Where's my phone? >> I have it right here. Right here. >> We will allow you to talk to your daughter as soon as we get to the police department. Okay. >> This is sl. >> Hey, just so you know, ma'am, there's a camera on in. >> That's good. That's good. I'm not do going to do anything. I'm not out. Do you know how long it's going to take? >> I don't, but we will try to get the situation taken care of as quickly as possible. >> But but I mean like >> I wish I could give you an exact time frame, but unfortunately I cannot. >> You know what? I never heard any anything I mean I'm just citizen law-abiding citizen here. I didn't come here to to, you know, to make some crimes like a lot of people do. My god. I I go after my business and I got I got actually, you know, really harassed. This is you. You're taking me to unknown because I I have no idea what's what's what's going to happen there. I mean, can you at least give me a heads up? >> Yeah. So, we have to go through the booking procedures at the police department. >> Uhhuh. Uhhuh. >> Those booking procedures, those booking procedures includes fingerprinting. >> Okay. >> Okay. And completing complaint paperwork. >> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. >> Okay. Once that is completed and we get off the phone with the DW Page County States Attorney's Office. All right. That is when we will determine what will happen after that. and Alexander was charged with battery and a felony hate crime after investigators concluded the confrontation had been motivated by the victim's perceived national identity. Up next, [snorts] officers responding to a reported protection order violation would soon find themselves dealing with far more than just a suspect hiding inside a home. >> Nick, we know you're in there. Please come out. >> I'm telling you, Nick is not here. >> I thought Jack was in your house. >> Now there's someone in your house as warrants. >> He's on the call back here by my windows by my living room. >> He's in your >> He's in my backyard. >> You guys are And you should all On August 12th, 2024, officers were dispatched following reports of a possible protection order violation. Upon arriving at the residence, investigators encountered a woman who repeatedly denied the suspect was inside, while her contradictory statements quickly began raising suspicion among officers. Nicholas here? >> I don't I don't know. I just got here myself. >> Okay. Is it all right if I go to the front door? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's your name, sir? >> My name is Micah. >> Micah? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're just here to talk to Nicholas and uh Elizabeth. >> Is Elizabeth here? >> I think so. Yeah. >> Police department. >> Hey, you Elizabeth? >> Yeah. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Uh, can we talk to Nicholas? >> He's not here. >> We just saw him go inside. >> He's not here. >> We just watched him walk inside. >> He is here. >> He's not here. >> We I'm not going to argue with you. I just saw him walk inside. >> But he's not here. I don't know who you saw walk. I think I saw Jeff walk inside. Is that Jeff? >> Yeah, but you did not see Nick walk inside. Nick's at Sarah's house. >> He's okay if I go inside and check? >> I No, you're not going in my house. >> Not going in your house? >> No. >> Okay. Well, we definitely just saw him walk inside. >> No, you did not. I'm telling you, he's not here. I I wouldn't lie to you. You might walk inside. You did not see that walk inside. >> Well, Micah just stated that Nicholas is here and he just walked inside. >> Michael did not know what he did. And Mike did not say that. [laughter] >> He definitely told me he did. And we've seen a picture of Nicholas and we just saw him standing right here by his car. >> Well, Nick's not here. >> Whose car is this? Whose car is this? >> That's my car. >> Let me ask you a question. >> Yeah. >> You said Jeff's here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have Jeff come out and talk to us, please. >> Jeff's not going to come out and talk to you. >> That's what I thought. >> Well, he didn't know he's he doesn't want you. I'm here. >> I'll just be honest with you. The way we're going right now is we're probably just going to end up writing a search warrant and we're going to have to get into your house that way. >> Well, if you come back with a warrant, he can come in my house. >> What? >> Jeff here. Jeff here. Jeff's here. Jeff's at work. Jeff's at work. >> Okay. So, she's saying that Jeff's not here. So, then who what guy that walked inside? >> Can you go bring him inside? >> Who's in there? >> Not here. >> Is Is Nick? >> No. >> Then who who man just walked inside? >> I didn't see a man walk inside. I was in my room. >> Stop. [snorts] I was just in there. >> Well, I observed Nick walk inside. I know he's here. Despite repeatedly insisting that Nicola was not inside the house, officers had already spotted a man matching his description walking through the residence prior to the confrontation, leading investigators to suspect she was actively covering for his escape. >> I haven't seen him. I've been in my room. >> What's your name? >> Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth? >> Yes. >> Hey, Nick, we know you're in there. Please come out. >> In my house. >> We know he's in there. We just saw him walk inside. >> I'm telling you, Nick is not here. >> We're not. >> I promise you, if you want to talk to Nick, you need to go to Sarah Miller's house. He's at Sarah Miller's house. >> Here's the thing. I don't I don't want to argue with you a ton, Elizabeth. >> I don't want to argue either. >> We are three grown men who were parked right there. >> I understand that. >> We saw a white male with long blonde hair just like Nick >> walk. I know what you're saying, but you're lying. >> I'm not lying to you. >> Oh, hold on. We saw him physically walk into the house. >> I don't know who you saw, but it was not Nick. >> Wait, but what you're saying doesn't make sense, right? Listen. Listen to what makes >> perfect sense. Make with Sarah. >> He's not He don't live here. He's with Sarah. He lived here for years. >> Yeah. >> There is a no contact. You got to get a warrant. >> There is a no contact I know. There is a no contact order currently between you and Nick. >> Correct. That is why that is why we are here. And we saw we saw Nick go into your home. >> So that's why we're here today. >> Between me and Nick for years. Why on earth would you come here today? >> Someone called about it. They told us Nick was here. But he's not. >> And sure as crap when we get here we'll see Nick walking. >> He's with Sarah. I promise you he's with Sarah. >> Okay. But you're playing games with us. >> I'm not. He's with Sarah. >> But But you're telling us to deny our senses. Deny >> the truth. He is with Sarah. >> But you are telling us a simultaneous lie. Even if he is with Sarah, there is a man who looks like Nick in your home that you're not willing to tell us about that we've all visually watched walk inside. >> But it's not Nick. What was your name again, ma'am? >> Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth. >> I have not seen Nick. I promise you I've not seen Nick. I've been in my room this whole time. >> Can you go inside and and see if Nick is in there for me, please? >> Yes, I will. >> Thank you. >> As the woman continued obstructing the investigation, authorities were provided with a critical piece of information that quickly changed the entire situation. >> Okay. But you're still lying to me cuz you won't tell me who it is. >> Tell me it's Jeff. It's not Jeff. >> I thought honest to God, I thought it was Jeff. >> I'm not saying that. You honestly thought it wasn't Jeff. >> It's somebody with warrants, but I'm not willing to tell you it is not Nick. I promise you it's not Nick. Yep. So, who is like I said, you're lying to us. >> I'm not lying to you. I'm just not willing to tell you who's in my house, but it's not Nick. >> Yeah. And that's that means >> you want Nick and you have to go to Sarah Miller's house. >> But you've already lied to us. Does that make sense? You told us no one was in your house. >> You told us that Jeff was in your house. Now there's someone in your house. I >> thought Jeff was in my house. >> Now there's someone in your house has warrants. So >> I thought Jeff was in my house. >> I know. All I'm saying is that you have a clear history of lying to us already at this call. >> No, I don't. I thought that >> You told us there's another man in your house. >> I thought Jeff was in my house. You said there's another man in your house that has war once. >> Who? I'm not going to tell you who it is. Yes. >> Yes. But just a few minutes ago, you said there was no one in your house. >> Well, I when I went through the I didn't see nobody. He might have left. He might have left. >> Nick, can you please come outside and talk to us? >> Nick's not here. >> Nick is currently in He's in violation of the order. >> Not right now, cuz he's not here. >> Okay. >> It's not Nick. >> Okay. >> Nick's not here. Do you know? >> But he's not here. I can call him and have him come down here from Sarah's house if you want, but he's not here. >> Where? >> He's on the top back here by my windows by my living room. >> He's in your >> He's in my backyard. >> Yeah. But is it like a deck? >> It's not a deck. It's a patio. It's flat. It's like >> Do we have permission to go back there? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She's saying that he's in the backyard. In your backyard? >> Yes. >> Can we access it through here? >> Let's get two more. Can I just say would you be interested in pressing charges against him for trespassing? Oh yeah, that's all right. Um crazy. >> Where at in your backyard? >> Do you go around? He's up here on the back side. So it's like >> Where is he hiding? >> He's hiding behind my chair. >> My gate this way. >> But there's like a little >> Yeah, I can see him from there. >> Can you take a picture of him? >> Yeah, my niece is up there right now. Nicholas had allegedly fled onto a neighboring property while [music] attempting to avoid officers, but investigators soon began noticing increasingly suspicious behavior from his wife, raising concerns that the situation involved far more than [music] just one person resisting the law. >> Can you go take a picture of him with her? See if you can see him. So, just try to stick. >> I'll have my phone out. >> Put your code and just pull up on the bottom. Get the camera on. Thanks for watching. >> Go out. >> Jay, he's coming to you. Jay, he's coming to you. He's walking to you. >> Who do we have on that side? >> You want to saw me when I was walking in? >> Go to that side. We're going to back. >> Nick, you're under arrest. >> Come here. Right there. Stop. You're under arrest. >> Yeah. >> Come to me. Turn around. Face away from me. >> If you do anything, force will be used against you. >> Walk back towards the sound of my voice. >> Keep going. >> 44. We have right now in the mail right now. >> One of these. >> Yep. >> Appreciate Corporation Nick. Hello. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Over here. So, >> what's going on? >> Interested. For >> the first time ever, I'm going to keep my mouth shut. You guys You guys are pieces of hope. You know that. >> Okay. Do you want to provide a statement or anything? >> Yeah. You guys are And you should all That's my statement. >> Were you aware of the order between you guys? the order that you guys put on there that I've been trying to get on for 10 years. Yeah, I'm aware that >> okay, >> you know, I have the worst I've ever met. Like I hope you all get and killed tonight. Every last one of you I hate. >> At this point, officers were already being met with aggressive insults and hostile remarks. But the situation escalated even further after the woman made a deeply disturbing statement that investigators interpreted as a potential threat toward law enforcement. >> Stay away from him, please. >> I'm not going to go anywhere near him. I know the rules. >> Well, you're going in his direction. >> I can go wherever the I want my country. Bet me. >> Uh, I'm going to pull a car with you guys. >> Um, >> there's a whole bunch of in the back of my car. >> Can I get shoes? >> I have a grapple shoes. And >> that's my husband. >> Hey, John. >> YOU JUST MY ENTIRE LIFE. >> YEAH. Do you understand that? >> Your car we'll take from >> Why THE DIDN'T YOU RUN? I BOUGHT YOU ALL KINDS OF TIME. >> DID YOU get him? >> You're trying to get him to run away. >> Get him away. >> Yeah, I WANT HIM TO RUN, DUDE. We're on We're going on vacation right now. We're leaving for vacation. My ex-boyfriend be >> with his daughter. His daughter's RIGHT THERE. WE'RE GOING ON vacation like 10 minutes. We wouldn't even have been here. >> How would you like if someone showed up with your with you and ruined your vacation? >> I have no contact with you. >> If against your will that you've gone to court multiple times to get rid of and they just won't do it because they're stupid. >> Do you understand that you're ruining our life? >> I'M NOT READY. >> YES, YOU ARE. Then let him go. >> I'm not I can't do that. You know that, right? >> Right. I know that because you guys are OUT FOR THE FEDERAL police department is only out to hurt people. You guys won't do any good in the world. >> That's not true. >> I love you. >> Every dude, every time you talk to her, it's a violation of the order. >> I understand. I hate you. >> Okay. >> I hope you I hope each and one of you in the head so that neither one of you get to go home and be your wife either or your kids. If I can myself, I would. >> That's a That's enough for an arrest right there. >> Can you say goodbye to his daughter? >> No. >> Why? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz you're acting like that. You're going to make it worse for her. >> Did she give her dad a hug? >> No. >> No. Not just because of your behavior. >> Yeah. My your >> No, it doesn't work like that. >> You're not going to threaten our lives, call us racist remarks, and then ask us for a favor. >> No. >> After we're protecting an order that protects you. >> Officers were dispatched to another disturbance involving the woman. A confrontation that would ultimately bring an end to her escalating threats and aggressive behavior. >> I'm not going to argue with you, but no, she cannot see him right now. >> She can't give him a hug. >> No, ma'am. He told him for like 10 years. >> She just wants to hug her dad. I I think you're causing her more problems than than he is at this point. >> You're goddamn right I am. >> Yeah, you are. >> I don't think that's very kind of you as a mother. >> I hope you've already told me that. >> We're ready to go. >> Yeah, >> we have him. He's going back to PD. She doesn't want to do anything. >> Get the off my street, you [ __ ] Thank you. >> GOD DAMN YOU. I hope you all tonight. You all better be shut up your >> Here's a DB pamphlet for you. >> No. Shut it up your ass. >> Yeah. >> Um the neighbor is over there yelling it currently. Correct. >> Yep. Uh would you be willing to uh aid in prosecution if we can develop uh some sort of criminal threats from this? >> Yep. >> Okay. Y >> um what is she saying to you? >> She told me that she's going to shoot me in my head. That her gun is on her way down here. She's going to set my house on fire. That I'm to her. She knows I lose everything. Like she's called me several times. >> Okay. Is she armed with anything right now or >> she's outside calling somebody else too? with somebody else. She's calling the police on somebody else that's leaving our house right now cuz she's claiming that they have weapons. >> Just be cool with her like >> come out here and talk to me real quick. >> What's going on with your friend? >> With what? >> Your friend your friend. >> Elizabeth, she she got D. She's not supposed to be here in the first place. Yeah, >> you guys should have her when you were here the first time. You got to do wait. Mom, I'm being arrested. >> Realizing that her actions had led to serious consequences, the woman suddenly shifted her behavior, attempting to portray herself as innocent to investigators. >> Mom, I'm being arrested. >> I lost my cuffs on the last. >> Mom, I'm being arrested. Come get Haley right now. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not going to resist. >> Mom, I'm being arrested. >> Haley, grandma's on her way. >> HALEY, GRANDMA'S ON HER WAY. I PROMISE. I'll go take statements. >> Tell her Grammy's on her way. Get her tell her to get her cell phone. >> She's in there screaming. Her cell phone's in the car. Mom, I can't tell her anything. They're taking me to the car. I can't tell her anything. >> Okay. Well, let's then ask the officer to tell her to get the telephone. >> No, I don't want to call you. >> Ma'am, all we're not leaving. Okay. We're not leaving yet. We need you to come here as soon as possible. That's all. >> Don't worry about anything else. Don't worry about granddaughter yet. We We'll stay here with granddaughter until you arrive. We just need to be as soon as possible. >> You do not need to bring my daughter. >> It will be. I just >> I'm sorry I threatened your reaction. I I was you understand my husband was just arrested. We're on our like 10 minutes later and [clears throat] we wouldn't have been here. My ex-boyfriend I >> Anything you say right now can be used against you in court. Okay. >> That's Can I tell you what happened though? >> Nope. Just a sec. >> And he's super mad that um that we're going on vacation without him. And so that's why he called and told you guys about Nikki and here or whatever. Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz he cuz Nick's my husband. He was my boyfriend and he wanted to go on vacation with us and told me he couldn't go cuz they don't get along. Okay. >> So, there was Nick Nick didn't do anything wrong. There's no reason for you guys. Okay. I apologize for threatening the neighbor. I understand that. I understand that why I'm going to jail. Um, but she I was just so upset that they ruined my vacation and took my husband from me and you guys you guys understand that, right? >> Just a little bit. >> Again, everything is being on video recorder right now as well. We just have to tell you all this. >> But I'm just saying, do you guys like as just as people, not as cops, you guys understand that? That like really sucks. Like if someone were to come to your house or were you going on vacation and take your wife from you? >> I at this point you should not be saying something like that. >> I'm just saying like as a person that you said Nick was the one who called. >> No, Justin. >> Justin. >> And the woman was charged with obstruction, harboring the suspect and making threats toward [music] both neighbors and law enforcement. Up next, [snorts] what began as a routine disturbance call quickly escalated [music] after officers encountered a woman who appeared convinced she stood above the rules everyone else was expected to follow. All that we got was you were in here causing a disturbance, cursing people out. >> Well, all I'm asking is in concrete language, tell me the legal thing I have done wrong. You are a racist. You are discriminating against a white [music] person. How dare you? >> On June 6th, 2022, officers were dispatched after a store manager reported that a customer was refusing to leave the business after allegedly insulting multiple people inside. Upon arrival, investigators were met with an individual whose entitled behavior quickly made it clear she believed the rules did not apply to her. How you doing, ma'am? >> All right. >> So, stop stop this, right? So, they're asking me to ask you to leave. >> And do you have any grounds for that? That's not legal. >> So, they are banning you from the store. So, you are going to leave. >> Well, can you explain a legal reason why? >> So, >> no, you didn't. I want a legal reason, please. >> I don't have to explain anything to you. So, put your stuff back. >> You're legal. >> Get away from this way. Get away. >> I'm calling the police, huh? >> I am the police. >> No, you're not. You're not. >> So, you're going to stop right here. What is your name? >> I don't give I don't give a [ __ ] stranger in my neighbor. >> Stop. >> Is there another police? Can I >> What is your name? >> Can I please talk to another police? Wait a minute. What have I done? >> Okay, let me explain to you. >> Have I stolen? Have I anybody? Have I done anything wrong? What? >> Okay. You're going to let me talk and explain? >> I'm waiting. >> All right. Don't interrupt me again. Go. >> You don't give me any type of orders. Okay. So, don't inter interrupt me when I'm talking. >> Yep. >> What is your name? >> I'm asking you what is the legal reason? >> So, they want you out of the store. >> Okay. But what is the legal criteria? >> What? Okay. Let me ask you this. What What have you been doing in here today? Reason that they wanted >> So, the call that we got was you were in here causing a disturbance. No. >> Cursing people out. >> I didn't curse anything. stuff that I >> I never said a curse word. Can you put that on the video so I can see it? >> I don't know. You're You're going to You're going to have to ask. >> I need concrete evidence and I'd like to talk to my lawyer, please. >> What is your name, ma'am? >> That's not I haven't done anything wrong and you don't need to give anyone anybody your name cuz that's called the Privacy Act. The Privacy Act under the federal law is calls to obstruction. >> Privacy act. The privacy is if you have not committed a crime, you don't need to give any officer. You are the same level as me if I haven't committed a crime. You cannot use brute force on somebody who has not committed a crime. I have not cursed. Can I see it on video? >> While investigators tried to understand the situation, the woman refused to cooperate from the very beginning, turning a routine response into an increasingly confrontational encounter. >> Excuse me, but what crime have I committed to warrant you guys um coming in here like a army to me or something? I'd like to know in legal language what crime I have committed? >> Disorderly conduct. >> All right. What is disorderly conduct? Please define it. And I'd like to see it on video, the disorderly contact. So you have proof. It's their word over mine. They are citizens. I am a citizen. So we are equal. So I need a video camera to see what I have done. >> I want concrete evidence on a video camera to see what I have done. You're choosing their word over my word. So I need it on a video camera to see the complaint. >> Yeah. >> Can I see it on video? >> So what we got is a supervisor coming here. You can speak to the supervisor when they get >> So who's the supervisor? >> He's on his way here now. >> Is he a police? Yes, he is. >> Okay. Well, all I'm asking is in concrete language, tell me the legal thing I have done wrong. >> Okay. Let me explain to you, ma'am. I've just explained it to you just minutes before. So, they are asking you to leave. They say you are causing a disturbance. Let me leave the store. >> I'm going to get my lawyer. What's your name, please? >> My name is Officer Carter. >> Okay. Carter and what is your name? Can I have your cards? Zimmerman. I'll remember. >> They want you banned from the store, >> right? And I'm going to talk to my lawyer and get you fired. So, don't touch me. you. I didn't break any law. I have a right to defend myself under the Constitution, Freedom of Speech, Privacy Act. If I have not broken a law, you are equal to me. The only time a police can apprehend you broken the law. And if you don't have a video, let's go. >> If you don't have a video prove to me that I broke a law, you are breaking the law because you are obstructing the Constitution of the United States of America. >> Guess what you're doing? >> And many police have lost their badges [singing] that way. >> Okay, >> Mr. Carter. Many have lost their gadget. >> Tell me what >> she came and stood right here and I was walking toward her. >> Oh, I don't want too crap in me cuz you look like you got HBO with that. >> You got that mask on. Then she turned around and told another customer, "No." Uh-uh. And that's not the first time she done did that in here. Tell me everybody that wear mask has. >> As the woman repeatedly questioned officers about the evidence against her, her own words soon revealed a series of disturbing and discriminatory remarks that further intensified the situation. >> I told you disorderly conduct. All right. Disorderly conduct. I need to see the video of that disorderly conduct. You're >> in the store, so you know what you've done. >> You're accusing me of cursing. So, can I please see it to see if I cursed? Because you're taking her word over mine, which is illegal because we are equal. We're both citizens. >> So, here's the thing. They want you banned from the store. Ma'am, >> who's they? Can I have the name of the >> management? Can I have his name, please? >> You're going to You're going to get the name. >> You're going to get a form. I want the name of the manager who's banning me so I can take it to my attorney. >> You will get that >> and you will get a letter from my attorney, sir. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> And you will too. >> That's fine. >> Because I have not I have done absolutely nothing. And that's called discrimination against white people. You are a racist. You are discriminating against a white person. How dare you? >> Okay. >> How dare you? >> How about you provide your ID? >> No, I will not. I will give it to him. I don't want to talk to you. You are racist. >> Okay. So, you're being racist by the way. >> No, I am not. A racist is somebody that kicks somebody out of a store for no reason for just being white. >> I regret I will talk to my lawyer about this. >> So you causing disturbance right now >> because you are not letting me walk. That's not a disturbance. That's called self-defense. You can't go badgering people around that haven't broken a law. Give me the law I've broken in in concrete language. >> Let me understand conduct. >> Let me understand something. >> I want to talk to him. He was talking. >> Why do I have to talk to him? There's two people. I'd rather talk to you >> cuz he was the first one here. >> I relate better to people of my own race. I relate better. They always me, push me, throw garbage in my yard, push me around, cheat me, lie to me, steal my money when I do stuff. I want to talk to someone that I relate to. Can I talk to you? >> I don't. I can relate better to you because he's telling me that he's not going to give me a legal explanation for why he's bullying [music] me, asking for my ID. Under the Privacy Act, a police officer cannot ask for ID unless the person has committed a crime. >> At this point, what initially appeared to be a disagreement inside the store soon took a darker turn as the woman began making increasingly prejudiced remarks while trying to defend her actions to police. >> This is just hearsay. Hearsay is not legal. It's hearsay. without the camera. I need to see the camera. And I want to prove to you I have not used any profanity. I'm very cautious about people with masks because they have been exposed to CO and I'm telling them to stay away from me 6 feet. Socially distance themselves from me over there. I said socially distance themselves because they've been exposed to the co. I don't want them around me. That's all I said. Go look at at the camera. The people with the masks have a higher likelihood that they've been exposed to people. That's why they're paranoia with the mask. I don't want to be around those people. And when they come over to me like this close, I said, "Stay 6 ft away. Please stay away from me. Don't come over to me." When I use that checkout line, I told that woman, I said, "When you use that checkout lines, keep your distance from me. I don't want you near me." That's why they're calling the police. And when I went over to the pharmacy, I said, "This country is too liberal." Because I know a lot of people that wear the masks have that's why they wear the masks in order because they're doctors. It's a law. The doctors tell them that have the people that have lived in DC. They have to wear masks because they have weaker immune systems. I don't want people handling my stuff over at the pharmacy if they have a weaker immune system. That's just the way I am. That's I never used any profanity. I just said, "Why are you bossing people around based on you say?" >> Because she's black and I'm white. So you believe a black person but not a white person doing that? >> Yes, it does. Evidently, it does. >> So this is a business. If they want you out of the store and they want you banned, they have the right to >> No, they don't. Because first of all, I'll tell you why. The manager of the store is not the highest level person that owns Kroger's in charge of the store. >> They may be. That's why I need his name so I can take it to my >> I told you you were going to get you his name. This is a shroud of legal a shroud of legality, but there has not been one legal basis as to why you need four police to kick me out of a store. What are my rights? Wait a minute. This is the store's rights. >> The longer the confrontation continued, the more the woman's statements revealed a deeply paranoid and confrontational mindset, turning a routine trespassing investigation into something far more disturbing. >> Not that I know about hearsay. Hearay. He doesn't like me. Get out of the store. Okay, get out of the store. Why are you blocking me? >> Are you refusing to give your name? >> That is the question. >> No, no. I'm asking you right now. >> Yes, I am. Take me in. Yeah. Take arrest me for not giving my name cuz I want to have a word with my lawyer as to why four bully policemen come in here want personal information about me when I have committed because you're going to get banned from the store right now, >> right? But we need your personal. No, I don't want to give my name because it's private. If they want to ban me from the store, take a picture of me. I will be out of here. what they will be hearing from my lawyer, they might be shutting down as far as I can tell. >> You can't go arbitrarily believing a black person over a white person. That's what this is about. I told a black person to socially distance themselves from me. And now because I'm white, I'm being kicked out of the store cuz I'm white. >> I'm being kicked out of the store because I'M WHITE. >> IT'S A BLACK PERSON'S WEAR OVER A WHITE person's >> No, I'm because that's illegal. What's your name? I don't give >> Now you're being disorderly. because you're breaking the constitution. >> We're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, let me go. That's what you can figure out. You just told me I'm trespassing, so leave me alone. Five police for a person shopping. Where's that tax money going? And secondly, my my the guy I live with works for the worked 20 5 years on the crime commission. And then my argument is give me the camera so I can look at the reason they're banning me cuz that's concrete evidence. The legal argument, >> you call me a disturbance. All right. Now I am cuz you got five police. >> Hey man, you got customers that have been complaining about you coming up. >> I have the names of the customer so I can tell my attorney. Okay. That's that could be the mafia because they don't like white people for all I know. >> Hello. >> That could be the mafia. I don't know. >> Ma'am, >> focus on me. I'm Sergeant Mustafa. I'm here. >> Wait. Can I have your name, please? In writing. >> Sure. >> Your name? >> I'll give you I'll give you that later, but you're going to listen to me right now. Okay. As officers pressured the woman to provide identification and explained the potential crimes involved, she reacted with a sarcastic and dismissive attitude that immediately intensified tensions during the encounter. >> You're not being polite to these officers. So, here's the deal. Under Georgia law, when they ask for your name, you're supposed to provide it or you could be arrested. >> No, my boyfriend works for the CIA. >> I don't care. He tells you go to jail. I want to go to jail. Bring me to jail right now. I want to talk to a magistrate. >> Oh, that's it. >> I don't care about a magistrate. >> Thank you, ma'am. I want to talk to a magistrate. You do not have to uh freaking give your name to somebody when you have not committed a crime. That is called the Privacy Act of the United States of America. And you are breaking the Constitution. You don't give your name when you don't break a law. It's for all I know, you're going to rob my house. I don't know who you are. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> I do not know who these men are. These are mafia. These are thugs. I have not broken any law. I have not done anything to anybody and these guys are arresting me because I'm white and they are the mafia. Can you show me on your computer or in writing that you have to give a person a name if you haven't broken a law? >> You did break a law. >> I did not break a law. >> You were being disorderly inside that store. >> That's not a law. >> The man disorderly conduct. [laughter] >> That's the stores of police. You're telling me the manager of the stores of police is his word over mine. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. >> Have you looked at a video? Ma'am, he wants to ban you from the store. That's his prerogative. That's his store. If he wants to ban you, that's his prerogative. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, here's the deal. You can cooperate with us. But right now, we asked you for your name multiple times. The reason is is we have to we have to have that on the sheet of paper cuz how we're going to identify. >> All right. P R O U T Y. It's going to rain. >> So, here's what's going to happen. They're going to all it is is they're going to ban you from the store. It's really nothing. >> But there is no legal crisis. Why are you protecting them and not my rights? >> Ma'am, he has the right to kick you out of the store and ban you under five cops and I I was willing to leave, but he wouldn't let me leave. I don't give my name. I'm sticking with my boyfriend. I believe in my boyfriend. He said, "You never give your name to a cop if you have not broken the law under the Privacy Act of the United States, and he knows every ordinance and every law of this." >> Well, they don't want you on the property anymore. As officers renewed efforts to identify the suspect, she briefly appeared to surrender to the situation. But investigators quickly [music] sensed the sudden cooperation was little more than a strategy to escape accountability. >> Do you have identification in your person so we can help? >> The reason it's a city ordinance regarding a bank. >> Okay, I'll give you my real name. That was my sister's name. The reason being >> that's a crime. >> It isn't a crime because you just rewrite it. Title 16, Crimes and Offenses, Chapter 10, Offense Against Public Administration, Article 2, Obstruction of Public Administration. >> But it doesn't say you have to name if you haven't committed any false name, address, or birthday. >> Because I don't know who you are. Do I believe you're really police if you're going into a grocery store bothering a woman or date of birth to a law enforcement officer? Why would you realize of his official? What's your real name? >> With the intent of misleading the officers as to identify >> I want to talk to a lawyer. Guilty or >> I want to talk to a lawyer. Okay. >> Do you want to see my Virginia ID? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Well, I can't get it with handcuffs and I do not want you going in my back because >> Oh, you're under arrest because you gave us a false ID. >> You can't give arrest a person for You're invading my privacy. Everybody would do the same thing. >> No, most people. >> I did not break the law. >> You broke it laws. >> Well, first of all, I don't know if you're going to my house to harass me. Are you going to abuse me? Nobody gives their information if you haven't broken a law. >> This is your ID from Virginia, right? We have no idea where you live. >> Yeah, but I have not broken a law. So, I don't have to give you my ID. >> Then you became disorderly in front of us by raising your voice by making racist remarks. >> Those are all just um additional comments by you that are opinionated. They're opinions. They're not concrete statements. They're facts. You have to show a video of me trying to um fight you. >> Where is your ID? Let me get my own ID, please. No, no, no, no. I don't want you touching my money. >> I'm not. >> I had money stolen by a cop in mass man, Virginia. >> You're going to watch me come in. >> I don't want cops. Stop touching my Just stop touching my money since there's no gun or I or anything in there like a knife. >> Ma'am, you're in handcuffs cuz you're under arrest for giving us a false name. >> Even after reviewing the situation, officers initially decided to release the woman from custody, though she was strictly warned not to return to the property. >> Take a seat, ma'am. >> You can't have a take a seat. >> Wait a minute. I want my pocket. Take a seat. >> You guys are a bunch of mafia. Irish mafia thugs and you're going to get it good. >> Take a seat. >> Irish mafia thugs. You will be getting it. >> So you're going to be sent a subpoena. So when after the subpoena is sent towards then we'll go talk to a judge. But so you don't have to go to jail today. You're just we're going to take you home and release you. >> I can't be keep be getting kicked out of grocery stores or my money stolen from them at the cashier register. Hey, give them our mileage. >> I would like to fill out a discrimination against white people. Yeah. Do you have one of those discrimination racism against white? >> That's That's a a legal thing, not a That's like a civil, not a criminal. >> Well, where is the form? >> You have to get it from >> DC. They have them in DC. Why don't they have them here? >> We have to get them from the courthouse. >> You want to know why I got kicked out by a black? >> I said the price of the egg salad sandwich is preposterous. What happened? Why did it go up a dollar? You're never allowed in the store for saying the egg salad sandwich price is preposterous. It's preposterous is a British word and she's Irish and she doesn't want British people in there saying preposterous. All right, this is getting ridiculous. I want to talk to a judge. >> This is your ban form with the manager. >> Oh yeah. Now I have to starve to death because the Irish mafia doesn't want me in their black store because the Irish blacks are paid by the white Irish to keep us British people out. >> All missy, we got to go. >> All right. Um, >> I've got another thing for you, too. It is unls. But out in public, I call them whites and black. So, that's that's why you're getting kicked out of store. >> I didn't say there, >> but it doesn't matter if you say low. >> I never said low in there. I said keep your social distance from me because I got robbed twice. I got robbed over the dollar store. I got robbed. >> In the end, the woman's refusal to cooperate along with providing false information to officers transformed what [music] could have been a simple trespassing warning into a criminal arrest. Next, what initially appeared to be a routine disturbance inside a restaurant quickly escalated once officers encountered the type of individuals who seemed determined to challenge every step of the investigation. >> Take two steps over. I can't go that far, ma'am. I can't go that far. >> You don't live with him. >> No, I pay him to take me. Can I please ask you questions and just answer like a normal person? If you point at me like that again, you're going to go to jail. >> Sorry for Milange Antiques and Gallery for 10 years. It's been working. I paid him a phone. I need to call my lawyer right now. >> Pick thising thing off. >> On September 9th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a restaurant in Celebration, Florida, following reports of a woman causing a scene. As they spoke with the bar employees, their attention shifted to a woman nearby who repeatedly boasted about her wealth and influence, behaving as though the rules did not apply to her. >> So So who are you to him? >> I'm Audrey. I don't know his name. >> Okay. So >> he was talking to my friend >> who's clearly drunk. >> Um I've been trying to get her to come out. >> Is this your friend? >> This is her. This is Linda. >> I've been trying to get her to come out, but she keeps drinking and she keeps yelling. I'm screaming and yelling. But Linda, you don't need to yell right now. Okay. >> And he was helping her. But he doesn't ask everyone in the ball. >> I'm right here. Right. >> So, who is that? Who is that man? Hold on. Hold on. >> Darling, Matt, can you talk to me? >> Have I been yelling? >> Can you talk to me? >> They've been yelling. Not me. Can you get out of the sun, though? >> I can take two steps over. I can't go that far, ma'am. I can't go that far. >> She's a controlling person. >> Okay. You I can talk to you. >> Nobody is going to step around you. Just hang out here. You're fine. >> So, who is that man to you? >> Who in the red? >> No, the dude with the um the floral t-shirt or the floral button up. >> Robert, >> who who is he to you? >> That's my gallery coordinator for my antique shop in my art gallery for 10 years. He married this little girl that doesn't matter. Answer these questions. >> No. And his mother that I fell in love with them and now she's with him and we're all fine. >> Give me Give me one second. Give me one second. >> Give me a second. Can you stay back there? >> You may have to stay back there. >> So, which one was he physical with so I can make sure? Was it the younger lady or the older lady? >> The woman was identified as Linda. By the time officers approached her following reports of a disturbance, her demeanor was already off. She became hostile when questioned, dismissing any concerns about her condition despite clear signs that she [music] was not fully in control. >> I don't need this. >> Okay. Well, that it's too late now. We're already here. All right. >> Yeah. I didn't call them. He >> That's perfectly fine. Yeah. And that that's been the law. That's all it is is Italian Irish people. That's how we act. >> Okay, that's perfectly fine. All right. So, that man is just like a business partnership partner to you. >> Correct. >> Okay. You don't live with him. >> No, I pay him to take me. >> Can I please ask you questions and answer like a normal person? If you point at me like that again, you're going to go to jail. You understand that? >> If you come over here like you're going to touch me, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. I did not give you permission to do that. So, you need to control yourself. All right. I understand you guys been drinking. I'm asking you questions. I'm conducting investigations. >> I'm going through death. My husband died. My mother died. My dog died. And I'm trying to visit my h my kid and my wheel falls off again. I'm under extreme stress. >> Well, you don't need to take that on on me, right? I'm not taking on you. >> Well, you are. All right. So, that man is just an an employee, correct? Right. You've never lived with him, never been in a relationship with him, nothing like that. Right. >> He takes He was my gallant coordinator. >> That's fine. I'm asking questions. Right. Sorry for Milange Antiques and Gallery for 10 years. It's been working. I paid him off, but you have to listen to what I have to say. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you specific questions cuz you obviously don't want to like answer my questions. You don't want us. So, I'm trying to make sure that I cover my bases so that way I can get you guys out of here. Okay. >> Are you Russian? >> No, it's Polish. All right. Um, but >> I speak Russian with Polish accent. So, that's what I'm talking here. So, I don't speak English. >> Okay. According to witnesses, Linda had been drinking for hours before police arrived. As a result, officers struggled to obtain even basic information. Her impaired state combined with an inflated sense of self-importance and repeated claims of personal advantages only made the interaction more difficult and showed she was taking the situation lightly. >> But um so they're saying that that he grabbed you, he pushed you, he was pulling on you, anything like that. Okay. So none of that was outside of your consent. >> None of that was true. He never even touched. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> He never touched Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Point is a a >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> I do have to go down. >> You can just put your drink down on the ground. You can just get your driver's license out of your bag. You can hand your your drink to her. >> Well, can you hold it? >> I don't want it on the ground. Unbelievable. >> I need your driver's license. >> You're focusing on the wrong things right now. >> So, what's your guys' plan after this? We're going. They're dropping the bloody car that the tires come off five times. This is a five times. >> Right. We're taking it to Tire Plus, Donnie. >> Okay. >> Taking tire plus, right? And that boy >> decided to call the police. >> Not that I have anything police. Believe me, my family was policeed. I give chocolates to the police. And I I I appreciate you, you know, being police people and putting your life in danger. I'm like >> I appreciate that. >> I really I I'm saying I go I give him a three tier chocolate thing. Everyone knows me. >> Okay, so just hang out over here. You can get in the shade or something. Don't come yelling at them. Don't come talking to anybody. Just give me a minute. I I didn't say you are. I just said not to. >> The man Linda had mentioned turned out to be a complete stranger. Before officers even arrived, he had inserted himself into the heated exchange, clearly intoxicated and immediately defensive. His presence didn't calm the situation. It intensified it, pushing an already volatile moment closer to chaos. >> Ma'am, what's your name? Brenda. >> Audrey. >> Audrey. Sorry. I'm sorry. No problem. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Stop yelling. Stay over there. >> You need to stay over there. >> You need to stay over there. >> All right. So, just like the two of them, you are also being trespassed on this property. You are no longer able to come back. If you do come back, you're subject to arrest. As soon as they finish paying for the tow, you guys are going to have to get in the truck and you have to leave. So, if you can go over there so that way you stop yelling, that would be ideal. >> Yes. Yes. As soon as I I have the trespasses done, I'll come inside to have you guys sign. >> At this point, Linda couldn't help herself. In a failed attempt to regain control and assert her sense of power, she believed she could simply walk away with the tow truck. However, she had other plans, ones that would only make the situation spiral even further out of control. >> Sweetheart, >> now I'm supposed to be home with my books. >> Your attitude. >> My attitude? >> My shoe fell off. >> That's okay. Don't move this minute. >> Daddy, [screaming] daddy, daddy, daddy. I can't do that. I'm not fast. I'm a little girl. >> Are you able to drop the car off of property or >> boss? Yeah. Where do you want me to leave without? >> Just anywhere that's not here. >> Anywhere that's not here. >> You can do you can do the next building's property. >> He's taking care of drug addicts. >> You're not acting like a lady. Unfortunately, >> I am. My shoe fell off. >> Got it. >> I didn't mean to hurt you. I love the police. Please don't take me to a police station. >> That's not >> There's a difference between a police station and >> No, you're not taking me to jail. >> Okay. >> No, you cannot. You can't. You can't. I can't. I'm >> Stop. Stop moving. >> You can't do this to me. >> Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy, >> I never even made my house. Please stop this problem. I don't want >> Yeah. And you know, I gave this to my son and my my friend came on my way. I didn't >> put your shoe on. >> There you go. >> I am not going in a police. >> Even after officers moved forward with the arrest, Linda continued acting erratically, showing no restraint in her words or behavior. >> Do you have any pockets, anything on you at all? Do you like this one? >> Linda, do you have anything on you at all? >> What? >> Anything? >> Like what? >> Any item or guns? >> Just have a seat in the car. >> It says in the car. >> Get in the car. >> What's that? >> Have a seat in the car. >> Can I have my um crime with me? >> Have a seat in the car. >> I can't go to jail. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. You are under arrest for battery on law enforcement. >> I did not do that. on the side. >> Step up. You got to step up. >> I need my phone. >> Either step up or have to pull you thing off so I can >> pick me up. Please try. Can you make me This is not fun. This is ridiculous. Mr. Darling boy, I have my You have my Where's my thing? >> Where's my locked up? >> Yeah. >> Where's my pocket book there? >> I got it. >> Except for Take this thing off. >> You got to >> I need to call my lawyer right now. Take this thing off. >> It's not There he goes. >> Hey, sweetheart. I can't. Give me my phone. I'll call my lawyer right now. I called him early to see if he could pick me up. >> Sit over here. >> I never did. I I I >> Seated in the patrol car handcuffed, Linda launched a stream of demands and dramatic remarks, making it clear she still believed she was in control. >> Once you're back to the back of the car, I want to adjust these cuffs for you. >> Take them off. >> I'm not going to take them off. >> You have to take them off. >> No, I'm not going to. I want to call my face that way. >> Please take them. >> Face that way. Linda, >> why would you take them? But check the >> Do you want me to adjust them or do you want me to leave them where they are? >> They're too tight. >> Okay. So, I need you to face the left side of the car so I can adjust your >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Cuz you batted them along. >> I did not. My fell off. >> That's your opinion. You're intoxicated. >> You are intoxicated. >> I have been gone through stress. >> You are intoxicated. Okay. >> I'm not saying no. >> Please. Sweet. >> I did not mean to hurt you. Linda, >> it went Are you going to do it again? If you do it again, we're going to start charging. >> Move out of the way. I just want to I understand what you're saying. I don't need you to show. >> I cannot go to a jail. >> Okay. Well, put your feet back in the car. I'm not going to adjust your hands. >> But please let me adjust your hands. >> I can't be with those people. I'm scared of those people. You cannot do this to me in the car. >> Dear Jesus. Dear Jesus. Dear Jesus. Please don't let them do it. Take it away from me, darling. Please. It's too hard. >> Are you going to resist some more? Would you like to receive an additional charge? >> Put your feet in the car. That's order. >> Are you wanting me to adjust them? This is your last >> face the left side of the car and continue to face left side of the car. >> And I want my phone so I call my lawyer. >> You will not be calling the lawyer right now. >> I'm calling my lawyer. >> He I called him to pick me up. >> Hold on. You need to stop moving. I'm the one that's moving this. >> I don't belong here. >> That's your opinion. >> I No. No. Stop turning towards me. >> Oops. Lucy. >> I'm putting them to where our policy requires just one finger that's able to fit inside. >> I don't know how this ever happened, but I must say I must say this cannot happen. >> Linda's aggressive and out of control behavior fueled by excessive drinking forced officers to take an unexpected course of action, taking her to the hospital for a medical evaluation before she could be booked into jail. >> I do not belong in police custody. >> Well, as of right now, you are. >> Well, I two crimes in the state of Florida. My shoe fell off. >> Watch out. He's trying to shut the door. >> Have a seat in the wheelchair. >> I'm not [ __ ] God. Yes, you are. I'm holding my >> I'm not going to go back hospital. >> Have a seat. >> Get me my pocketbook. I call my lawyer. >> Have a seat. >> Get me mying pocketbook. >> Have a seat. >> You scoot yourself all the way back. >> Act like an adult. >> Can I please have my pocketbook so I can call my lawyer? >> Nope. All right, good. I need my >> contact. You'll contact them at the jail. >> I did nothing wrong. Nothing. I was trying to get my people home safe because for the fifth time the wheel of my Jaguar came off and I was justating and look came off and they thought that I I I did a thing on a police person. >> My family are police people. >> It's not police. >> Linda, the problem is you're intoxicated, right? So, for the past 20 minutes, as we've been driving here, >> why don't you just >> You've been saying that you kicked your shoe at me. But you didn't. >> You did it to him. >> No, I just came off like him at all. >> I was proving the point that when I go like that, the shoe comes off. Did you see what I did? I didn't get kicked off three times. Now, >> in the end, Linda was charged with resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer. Up next, when officers responded to an emergency call involving a woman accused of committing a horrifying crime, they had no idea the operation itself could ultimately place their own lives in danger. >> 157, I've just been stabbed. Get on the ground. >> GET AWAY FROM THAT KNIFE. On April 11th, 2020, Jacksonville officers responded to multiple 911 calls involving Leah Marie Baker, a mentally ill woman reportedly feuding with her roommate over stolen medication. Officer Mleing arrived at the residence completely unprepared for the explosive reception she was about to get from the Karen [music] inside. What the HK number 157? I've just been Drop the knife. GET ON THEING GROUND. GET ON the ground. [screaming] >> Put thating knife down right now. As the wounded officer tried to regain control, Baker's unpredictable actions escalated the crisis, setting the stage for an intense standoff. >> Get on THE GROUND. >> GET AWAY FROM THAT KNIFE. POLICE. I got hurt. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Stay down. GET OUT OF THE WAY. GET OUT OF THE WAY. >> GET OUT OF THE WAY. >> Get out of the way. >> 1468. [screaming] >> Move out of the way. >> Coming on here. Block traffic. Block traffic. >> Stay down. Stay down. >> Stop. >> Are you all right? >> I got right here. >> Come over here. Come over here. With Baker wounded but still refusing to comply, officers faced a dire struggle to end the dangerous confrontation and provide medical aid. You >> all right? >> Yes, sir. [screaming] >> No, I have one. [screaming] >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Ripley, you got her. She's stuck in the arm. >> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. >> You're all right. >> Oh, it's bad. shaking. [screaming] >> I'm sorry. >> You got the shoes? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to cut the sleeve. >> Okay. >> You got a pressure dressing? >> Yeah. >> Just [screaming] put that on. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Get your dressing in. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> Don't look. We got [screaming] you. >> You're okay. >> You're fine. It's not that bad. More officers, including a K-9 unit, arrived at the scene in an effort to subdue Baker, who continued to ignore their commands. As the situation grew more desperate, officers closed in, prepared to take decisive action. >> Stay down, ma'am. >> Units coming off air. Block traffic. Block traffic. Stay down. >> Ma'am, stay down. Drop the knife. >> Let us get rescue to you. Drop the knife. >> Girl, are you okay? >> Hey, are you all right, sir? >> 268 for an officer stabbed in the arm. >> Hey, are you all right? >> Come here. Come here. Block all traffic. Block all traffic. She [screaming] still has the knife. Stay on it. Stay on it. >> She's got the knife right there. >> Come here. >> She's been She's been >> stay down, man. >> Please stay down. >> The radio unless you're on speed. >> HQ 861. Suspect been shot several times. Still has the knife. We have an officer stabbed at the arm. We got numerous officers here. Stand by. We're at a stand. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> All right. Go in there. Get that knife. Go. >> My dog. [screaming] here in the face. >> Somebody tase her. >> Come out of her stomach. Got be careful. >> Hey. >> Hey. Rifle. Rifle. Watch that house. She come out of that house. >> Somebody got gloves on. [screaming] >> HQ1. Stand by. Stand by. Do not >> All right. Are y'all ready? You got gloves on. Hey, get over. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. >> Get that arm. Get that arm. >> Hey, [screaming] watch that house. >> With Baker finally subdued, medics administered aid to both Baker and the wounded officer. >> 7:42. The suspect is in custody, handcuffed, rescues 1097. The address we're at is 1342. There's still three people in the house. What's the signal? Hey, >> I don't I don't know. I just pulled up to Hey, >> I need to know real quick. What were you here for at that house? >> 63. >> Just a 63. She was in the house. >> I'm pausing it. >> Is there anybody else inside? >> HEY, IF THERE'S ANYONE INSIDE, COME OUT. >> GUYS, GUYS, let's stack up. Let's go. House. We're fired into the house. >> 7:42. We're making entry into the house. We'll do a safety clear. >> Sheriff's Office. Police. >> The officers switched their attention to securing the house and uncovering what led to the violent incident. >> K9 unit 742. They're saying someone else is in the back of the house. shot. >> Hey, let's preserve this as much as possible. Okay, this right here. these want to move in this way. >> Yeah. Let's go ahead and stand these guys up and get them in cars. >> Yes. >> Huh? >> That's part of the scene right here. No one goes in that car. Go ahead. Start getting crime scene tape up. >> You don't have no guns or anything on you, right? >> Don't have no guns or knives or anything, right? Need my help. Yeah. >> You got it. >> There you go. >> Do me a favor. If you would, just go lean on my explore right there. >> If you need anything, just holler at me. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I did. Come sit in my car. Come on. I'm with you. Me and you. Watch where you step. Hey, >> 742. Do we have another sergeant? 1081 of this. >> Yeah, we got sergeants here. >> Did Did he say the house is clear? Hold on just a second. >> Stay there for a second. We got two lieutenants hanging. >> Hold on. Let's wait for uh at least SO2. front of the house. >> I'm pausing this. Despite efforts to save her, Baker was pronounced deceased at the hospital shortly after arrival.